Building Community Through Film

By Ash Murray | January 9, 2023

Photo courtesy of Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project In 2000, Madeleine Lim—an award-winning filmmaker and lesbian arts activist—founded the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP) with the belief that a community of artist-activist filmmakers could change not only the face of filmmaking, but also the social read more »

How Lavender Seniors of the East Bay Keeps LGBTQ Elders Connected

By Ash Murray | November 29, 2022

Lavender Seniors received a Community Issues grant from Horizons Foundation to support read more »

An Oasis for LGBTQ Asylum Seekers

By Salwa Meghjee | September 26, 2022

Horizons Foundation’s grantee partner OLAS, which means “wave” in Spanish and stands read more »

How A.B.O. Comix Is Amplifying the Voices of LGBTQ Prisoners

By Salwa Meghjee | April 28, 2022

A.B.O. Comix, a recipient of a recent Community Issues grant from Horizons read more »

Photo of Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive

Proudly Preserving Transgender History: A Look at the Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive

By Salwa Meghjee | March 29, 2022

The archive’s work ensures that the history of marginalized transgender folks is read more »

A Lifeline for Transmen of Color

By Salwa Meghjee | February 28, 2022

After Aaron, a trans-masculine individual, began his medical transition in 2013, he read more »

For Bay Area LGBTQ Veterans, Finding Support and Hope

By Mikayla Hernandez-Guevara | December 21, 2021

In late September 2021, the Department of Veterans Affairs clarified that LGBTQ read more »

Meet the World’s Longest-Running Queer Theater, Here in SF — or on Zoom

By Jessica Morandi | July 27, 2021

With the support of an emergency COVID grant from Horizons, Theatre Rhinoceros read more »

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